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The student will read a book from the approved list and then prepare an electronic media presentation which will entice

The student will read a book from the approved list and then prepare an electronic media presentation which will entice fellow students to read the book. Marilyn Mendenhall Huron School District Certified K-12 Library Media Educator. Eighth Grade Reading Project.

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The student will read a book from the approved list and then prepare an electronic media presentation which will entice

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  1. The student will read a book from the approved list and then prepare an electronic media presentation which will entice fellow students to read the book. • Marilyn Mendenhall • Huron School District • Certified K-12 Library Media Educator

  2. Eighth Grade Reading Project • Choose a book from the selected lists. These lists are available on line and in the blue notebook in the Huron Middle School Media Center.

  3. The purpose of the project is to read a book that is widely considered to be one of the best books for teens. After reading and reflection, the student should prepare a PowerPoint presentation that will entice fellow students to read the book.

  4. Criteria • PowerPoint presentation must consist of at least five slides. • The book’s title must be underlined or italicized. • Author’s name should be capitalized. • Font size should be no smaller than 24.

  5. “One day as I was walking past the public library in twenty-below temperatures . . . I went in to get warm and to my absolute astonishment the librarian . . . asked me if I wanted a library card. . . . When she handed me the card, she handed me the world." Author Gary Paulsen commenting on his childhood in Authors & Artists for Young Adults.

  6. Soldier’s Heart By Gary Paulsen

  7. Charley Goddard is a Minnesota farm boy. He has heard the songs and he has heard the chants and he is caught up in the fervor.

  8. He is like so many others that are pulled into the excitement of the Civil War.

  9. He runs off to Fort Snelling to enlist. He is only 15 so he needs to lie in order to get in to the Army.

  10. Charley goes a boy, but when he comes back he is a man… a man with a soldier’s heart.

  11. Soldier’s Heart by Gary Paulsen is a fictionalized account of the real life person named Charley Goddard. He did run off to join the Army at 15. He was severely wounded, patched up and sent back to Minnesota. He died at the age of 23.

  12. Sources: Authors and Artists for Young Adults. Comp. Gale Research. 22 Mar. 2003 <http://web1.infotrac.galegroup.com/itw/infomark/847/682/34265672w1/purl=rc1_CA_0_H1000076690&dyn=3!xrn_3_0_H1000076690?sw_aep=sdln_hhs#MediaAdaptations>. http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=civil+war+&btnG=Google+Search http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/I?cwar:1:./temp/~ammem_KVrk::displayType=1:m856sd=cwp:m856sf=4a40041:@@@ http://home.att.net/~dmercado/music.htm

  13. Soldier’s Heart By Gary Paulsen

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